Dr. Maya Angelou's lecture drew the largest crowd in the history of the Bucksbaum Lecture Series.
The Drake University National Alumni Association Board is calling for nominations for annual alumni awards for outstanding graduates.
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"Something Blue" follows a young couple that has recruited their friend to videotape the fun moments leading up to their wedding.
Tom Rickey, PH'68, GR'71, received an award from the Illinois Pharmacists Association for his outstanding service.
Nearly 85 alumni and 100 students in the College of Business and Public Administration recently participated in alumni-student networking events.
Tony Baldus, GR'98, recently received the Direct Marketer of the Year Award and his company, Marsh, was named Company of the Year.
"The Race Card: Who Holds the Privileged Hand?" will feature anti-racist activist and author Peggy McIntosh, who will give the keynote address.
Students in Angela Battle's painting classes are collaborating with astronomy professor Charles Nelson to create artwork inspired by astronomical forms.
The library is participating in Shelf2Life, a program initiated by the Bibliographical Center for Research to make historical materials more readily available.
Dan Sadowski, AS'08, is researching health care for diabetes among Hispanic populations in rural Iowa for a master's degree in international community health.
The students are working on projects involving compounding as part of a grant from Grow Iowa Values Fund.
A new initiative brought more than 100 students to campus from Central Academy to learn about Drake's actuarial science program.
Melissa Heames Weresh recently accepted the award for her essay that examines the professional identity development of novice lawyers.
Drake students are exchanging letters with Des Moines-area fourth graders taught by alumna Jennifer Huegel, GR'05.
The student-produced magazine won the Pacemaker Award for Magazine Excellence.
Former Drake distance running standout Jason Lehmkuhle, AS'00, finished 10th out of a record 43,741 participants.
The students earned recognition for their efforts in the classroom and were named to all-district teams.
Drake earned its fifth win while improving to 7-1 overall.
Drake junior Casey McDermott recently finished ninth in the State Farm MVC Championship.
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